Miller v. Imhoff

Citations

• 119 Pa. 350
• 13 A. 279
• 1888 Pa. LEXIS 554

Syllabus

<p>1. An appraisement under the exemption law, setting apart personalty to the debtor for a portion of the exemption allowed and finding that the real estate cannot be so divided as to give the debtor the residue in land, is not in the nature of a conclusive adjudication seating the claim either upon the land or upon the fund realized from the sale thereof.</p> <p>2. A debtor, who by falsehood and deception succeeds in concealing and withdrawing his personal property from the grasp of an execution, forfeits his right to claim the benefit of the exemption law out of the proceeds of the sale of his real estate.</p>